As far as I can, I make it a rule to plan for each day’s work—not merely to go through with the same routine of daily duties, but to get rid of the routine work as early in the day as possible, and then to enter upon some new or advance work.
In his autobiography, Washington describes his daily work habits, emphasizing planning and prioritizing new tasks over routine.
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